This week’s news update is brought to you by Prince Altidor ’23, a student who has built a workable DIY soil sensor out of a few wires, a few nuts and bolts, and some serious coding. The code is made up of digitally printed percentages of moisture content in dirt or silt, ranging from 0-600. It may not be the most accurate, but it shows when the range is too high to low and just about ideal with a line of LED’S. It also features a pump that turns on quickly when there isn’t enough water in the container and shuts off when there is. That’s it for this week’s update.
Medford Vocational Technical High School Engineering Shop
MVTHS Engineering 
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